All is not lost and you have options.

If you’re in the UK your local trust has a duty of care to look after you regardless of you buying
treatment yourself.

The simplest solution is to have your local GP monitor treatment is that a possibility for you?

Hi Ben,

Many of the members here have been in the same situation with their doctors initially and often those same doctors have come around when they see results. Also depending on your current liver status the monitoring may only require running and checking tests, to the extent that for example the new Australian rules allow and encourage prescribing and monitoring of non cirrhotics to be done via local GP’s. As this site has an international audience perhaps let us know a bit more about your liver health and where you are located as someone from your own country may have been in a similar position and be able to advise the best options. In the meantime to allay your specialist or GP’s concerns perhaps you should give them printouts or downloads of the following:

https://hepatitiscnewdrugs.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/generic-direct-acting-antivirals-for.html?m=1

Which includes the following quote from the Secretary General of EASL:

“”There is a clear role for generic treatments such as these for people with Hepatitis C across the world. The implications of increased availability of these drugs could be enormous, presenting more people with the possibility of a ‘cure’ for what is often a debilitating condition,” said Professor Laurent Castera, EASL Secretary General.”

http://fixhepc.com/blog/item/65-internationa-liver-congress-2016-dr-freeman.html

https://fixhepc.com/forum/forum-gp-cheat-sheet.html